Georgia Offensive Line Coach Visits Key 2026 Prospect Malakai Lee
Georgia Bulldogs offensive line coach Stacy Searels recently made a crucial recruiting visit to Malakai Lee, a standout 6-foot-7, 310-pound offensive tackle from Kamehameha School in Honolulu, Hawaii. Lee, a four-star prospect, is one of the top offensive tackle recruits in the 2026 class. His list of top schools includes Georgia, Michigan, Alabama, USC, Texas, and BYU.
This visit is particularly important for Georgia as they look to strengthen their offensive line after missing out on five-star tackle Jackson Cantwell. Lee’s combination of size, strength, and technical skill makes him a perfect candidate to fill that gap. Known for his physicality, high football IQ, and impressive hand technique, Lee is a dominant force in the trenches.
The competition for Lee’s commitment is fierce, with programs like Michigan and USC also heavily involved. Michigan’s offensive line coach, Grant Newsome, has made multiple trips to Hawaii to show the Wolverines’ interest, while USC has sent several coaches to visit Lee and scheduled an official visit.
Despite the stiff competition, Georgia’s proactive recruiting strategy and the opportunity to play in the SEC could make the Bulldogs an appealing choice for Lee. With his skill set, he has the potential to make an immediate impact at the collegiate level and possibly progress to the NFL. Landing Lee would be a huge win for Georgia’s offensive line and their overall recruiting class.
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